Примеры использования Lucerne conference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Progress since the lucerne conference.
She requested clarification as to whether UNIDO had been in any way involved in the Lucerne Conference.
This could mean that the recommendations of the Lucerne Conference have not yet produced the expected results.
He specifically reported on the progress in preparing a report on EAP activities since the Lucerne Conference.
The reference to the Lucerne Conference could, however, be included as a courtesy to Switzerland.
The present institutional structure of east-west environmental co-operation was thoroughly discussed at the Lucerne Conference.
Mr. Iglesias Mori(Chile)noted that the Lucerne Conference had been organized jointly with the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) and the Swiss Government.
An Environmental Policy Section has been established in the Environment and Human Settlements Division to support the follow-up to the Lucerne Conference.
The Lucerne Conference had invited all 43 National Centres and, in addition, about 10 centres that were being built up and 5 that were interested in joining the network.
We note the results achieved under the Environmental Action Programme(EAP) for Central andEastern Europe endorsed at the Lucerne Conference.
The Lucerne Conference endorsed these"Elements for a Long-Term Environmental Programme for Europe(EPE)" and called for the further development of a programme on the basis of Europe's Environment report.
He also suggested that theExecutive Body should report on the current progress to the Conference, as it had previously done to the Lucerne Conference.
Following the adoption of the Environmental Action Programme for Central andEastern Europe(EAP) at the Lucerne Conference in 1993, many countries developed National Environmental Action Plans NEAPs.
CONFIRMING the attachment of the Community and its Member States and of Russia to the aims andprinciples set out in the European Energy Charter of 17 December 1991 and in the Declaration of the Lucerne Conference of April 1993;
This fact has become abundantly clear since the 1993 Lucerne Conference, and it was in recognition of this that the decision was taken to include industry and environment on the draft agenda for the Sofia Ministerial Conference. .
Mr. Leuenberger(Director, Environmental Management Branch)said that he wished to confirm that the subject of the Lucerne Conference had been the cleaner production network.
Most recently, through its participation in the Lucerne Conference on Environment for Europe(April 1993), UNEP has contributed to the elaboration of the Environmental Action Programme for Central and Eastern Europe.
The notable exceptions are two global conventions, namely the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(1992) and the Convention on Biological Diversity(1992), and one regional convention, the Convention on the Protection of the Black Sea against Pollution(1992), which received the necessary number of ratifications andentered into force after the Lucerne Conference.
One decade has passed since Ministers at the 1993 Lucerne Conference asked the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE) to undertake Environmental Performance Reviews(EPRs) in the countries in transition.
The present background paper has been prepared by the ECE secretariat with a view to assisting the Ministers at Sofia in reviewing the progressmade in the implementation of and compliance with the major environmental conventions in the ECE region after the Lucerne Conference, in identifying the main problems and bottlenecks in this regard, and in developing possible recommendations that the Sofia Ministerial Conference may wish to consider and decide upon.
One decade has passed since Ministers at the 1993 Lucerne Conference asked the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe to undertake Environmental Performance Reviews(EPRs) in the countries in transition.
The Lucerne Conference on Environment for Europe in 1993 came up with concrete project proposals, and UNEP will make appropriate contributions to them within its available resources while making full use of information and expertise in the field of the environment.
Following the adoption of the Environmental Action Programme for Central andEastern Europe at the Lucerne conference in 1993, many countries developed national environmental action plans(NEAPs), and have recently concluded or are now in the process of preparing the second generation of NEAPs.
In response to the urgent need to promote policy reform, strengthen institutions andpromote environmental investments in economies in transition, the Lucerne Conference adopted the Environmental Action Programme(EAP) for Central and Eastern Europe and established an EAP Task Force and a Project Preparation Committee PPC.
The origin of the"Sofia Initiatives" stems from the recognition that, since the Lucerne Conference, CEECs had made substantial progress in a variety of areas recommended in the Environmental Action Programme for Central and Eastern Europe(EAP): laws have been passed, policies implemented, financial resources mobilised and used to tackle priority problems, institutions have been strengthened and environmental management skills enhanced.
The Lucerne World Mountain Conference was convened in October 2011 by Switzerland.
Equally important was the impetus provided by all ECE member States at the 1993 Environment for Europe Conference Lucerne, Switzerland.
One decade has passed since the Lucerne Ministerial Conference asked UNECE to undertake environmental performance reviews(EPRs) in the countries in transition.
The programme elements which were endorsed by the Lucerne Ministerial Conference emphasize a number of common cross-sectoral issues shared by all countries of the region.
We reaffirm our support for the EPR programme of UNECE,which was initiated at the Lucerne Ministerial Conference, and we note that it has been an important instrument for countries with economies in transition.